The engine supports both SVG animations and CSS transitions.  Its inbuilt graphics library has been optimised to use 2D hardware acceleration.  This means full screen animations still look smooth, even on extremely low power silicon.  3D hardware acceleration is also supported on GPU enabled hardware.  Hardware acceleration frees the processing load from the CPU which ensures UIs remain responsive during animations.

Ekioh’s SVG Engine has content optimisation and debug tools built in.  These can be used to inspect and debug content on the device whether that’s in the lab, or within the deployment network.  This means that issues can be isolated faster because the environmental differences between test systems and the deployment can be removed. It also means that issue resolutions are guaranteed to work in the field.

Desktop builds are available on Linux, macOS and Windows. The engine also includes an inbuilt Selenium WebDriver interface which means that automated testing can be achieved at both unit and system levels.

For applications including third party HTML content, the engine can be used together with Ekioh’s TV Browser.  This enables the integration of multiple third party HTML applications and content into a single managed UI experience.